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Common everybody Contribute from ur side also.......abt kashmir.....😃😊

@priya--dont worry hum log hey naa

@shruti--Snow falls so nice......but not get much chance to see😕

^^I am in canada, so have seen lots and lots of snow!!

Originally posted by: Believe

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awesome-ness...like totally!!!!!!!!!!

their dress is so different and cool....i think 😳

omg!! gr8 pic vinuji!! 😛

tfs!

Okieeeeeeeeeee

so from kashmir can we go Delhi!!!!!!!!!!!!😃post abt delhi if anyone knows more ...😃

here's sumthng bt the museumz at delhi...😊

AIR FORCE MUSEUM
Attractions: A collection of airplanes & armory. Depicts the history of the Indian Air force & has a vast collection of aero planes and armory on display.

ARCHAEOLOGICAL MUSEUM
Attractions: Paintings, textiles, costumes. Situated in the historic Red Fort, the museum exhibits objects that date to the Mughal period. On view are manuscripts and firemans' that demonstrate the fine art of calligraphy. One section concentrates on relics of the 1857 war (First war of Independence) like maps and weapons.

CRAFTS MUSEUM
The crafts museum complex is a charming oasis in the midst of the hustle and bustle of Delhi. Mud huts with painted walls and thatched roofs, courtyards, terracotta horses recreating village shrines, craftsmen at work are some of the elements that add to the rural ambience of the place. Within the museum itself are examples of traditional Indian crafts, wooden carvings and images, metalware, especially ewe Perdue objects from Bastar, West Bengal and Bihar, clay and terracotta pots, toys and images, folk and tribal paintings, jewellery and textiles.

GANDHI MUSEUM
Personal belongings of Gandhiji. Situated opposite to Raj Ghat is the Gandhi Museum. Dedicated to the Father of the Nation, the museum contains some of his personal belongings. There are five pavilions one can go through that comprise of sculpture, photographs and paintings of Gandhiji and the history of the satyagraha movement as well as the philosophy of 'ahimsa' (non-violence).

GANDHI SMRITI MUSEUM
A collection of memorabilia of Mahatma Gandhi, including an exhibition of dolls, shown important landmarks in Gandhiji's life, books and cassettes.

GHALIB ACADEMY & LIBRARY
The museum is dedicated to the famous poet Mirza Ghalib and has on display a statue, photographs, books and important documents of his time. The library contains a collection of his poems and those of other contemporary poets.

INDIAN WAR MEMORIAL MUSEUM
Formerly called Red Fort Museum of Arms and Weapons, the museum depicts the diorama of battle of Panipat, along with the weapons and dresses used in first world war.

INDIRA GANDHI MEMORIAL
A collection of memorabilia of Mahatma Gandhi, including an exhibition of dolls, shown important landmarks in Gandhiji's life, books and cassettes.

MALLIAH MEMORIAL THREATRE CRAFT MUSEUM
Collection of theatre crafts from all over the country. Rare collection of puppets and masks. Ornaments crafted from mental, wood, horn pitch and shells and. A production centre which recreates old designs and theatre craft objects.

NATIONAL GALLERY OF MODERN ART
The museum houses an art reference library which has a vast collection of books. A collection of best contemporary art reproductions are on sale at the counter.

NATIONAL CHILDREN MUSEUM
Attractions: Enhancing creativity among children. Institution for enhancing creativity among children. It holds regular classes and workshops on performing & creative arts.
* Mobile Planetarium
* Mini zoo
* Aquarium

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
The focus in this museum is on ecology. The various galleries visitors through the gamut of the earth's natural resource. Activity rooms for children. Film shows from 11 am to 3 pm.

NATIONAL PHILATELIC MUSEUM
Rare stamps, first day covers & special cancellations are display at the museum. Counter for sale of stamps from all over the world.

NATIONAL POLICE MUSEUM
This museum takes us into the world of thrill and sensation as museum contains several thought provoking items all related to police Crime & Criminals, from the ancient to the modern times. Exhibition acquired from different states and central police organizations both of Indian and Foreign origin. Photography is allowed with permission. Museum has no admission fees.

NATIONAL SCIENCE CENTRE MUSEUM
The museum has on display various scientific instruments to acting children's interest in Science.

NATIONAL RAIL MUSEUM
The Rail Transport Museum is a must for rail buffs. There are models of train engines and coaches and it is a train-lovers delight. Its pride is a model of India's very first train, a steam engine that made its journey from Mumbai to Thane in 1853. The locomotives here are all displayed in the open although there is a museum as well, which is a storehouse of information on the history of railways in India.

Its vintage displays include the oldest locomotive in the world-still working; the Viceregal Dining Car (1889) and the Prince of Wales Saloon (1875), Maharaja of Mysore's Saloon (1899), Maharaja of Baroda's Saloon (1886). The royal saloons are definitely worth a look for the elaborate interior design. To enter the royal saloons one has to buy a ticket. The star attraction is the Fairy Queen, built in 1855, and considered to be the best preserved steam locomotive engines of her age. Children can enjoy a ride on the miniature rail track.

NEHRU MUSEUM & PLANETARIUM
Additional shows on Sundays and holidays in Hindi- 10:30 am to 3:00 pm. Hindi Shows- 10 am to 5 pm. The residence of Late Jawaharlal Nehru, the first Prime Minister of India was converted into a museum after his death. The museum is a fascinating place to learn about the history of the Independence Movement.

There are several photographs of the erstwhile Prime Minister, giving an account of his life. Besides this, the colonial building is also equally interesting, with its teak paneled rooms with high ceilings, spacious verandas and well kept gardens.

SANGEET NATAK ACADEMY
Academy has a large archive of audio & video tapes, photographs on the performing arts. Copies of these are provided at a nominal cost.

SANSKRITI KENDRA TERRACOTTA & METAL MUSEUM
Attractions: Collection of what is called "Everyday Arts" which houses only terracotta & metal artifacts depicting the story of life. The complex is a workshop and an Artists Studio where artisans work and also live the same complex in the Terracotta village. The museum was established by Shri Mulkraj Anand in 1979.

SHANKAR'S INTERNATIONAL DOLLS MUSEUM
Attractions: A collection of 6,000 dolls from over 85 Countries. One can find just about every kind of a doll one needs to see in Shankar's International Dolls Museum. A third of the collection has been gathered from different parts of India. Each doll is resplendently dressed in costumes that represent the country or the region they come from.

TIBET HOUSE MUSEUM
Attractions: A collection of tankhas (painted scrolls depicting the life of Buddha), old currency notes, head pieces, prayer objects & musical instruments.

ZAKIR HUSSAIN MEMORIAL
Attractions: A collection of photographs, souvenirs & memorabilia, acquired during Dr. Zakir Hussain's term as President of India.

-priya

Wow!!! Thanx for the Info 👏

have any nice Deli pic?!! 😳

there are also a lotta monuments in delhi to watch...we wont hav tym to visit all of thm bt u can surely watch em frm outside....😉

Red Fort
Qutumb Minar
Lotus Temple
Rashtrapati Bhavan...u cnt visit this one i guess...lol...u need to b a VIP
Humayun's Tomb
Jantar Mantar
bus thts all i remember...fr the rest plzz sum1 help out...

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thr one more i remember its clld India Gate or Gate Way Of India...

-priya

Originally posted by: Believe

Wow!!! Thanx for the Info 👏

have any nice Deli pic?!! 😳

no sry i dunt hav any pic of delhi...😔

-priya